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Western Music Time (8-14 July 2026)

New Podcast ! Western Music Time (8-14 July 2026) By OJ Sikes

Western Music Time (8-14 July 2026)

Movie Cowboys Sing Country

Opening theme
Way Out There – The Reinsmen
I Tipped My Hat & Slowly Rode Away – Gene Autry
The Restless Gun – Sons of the Pioneers fea Ken Curtis
Cowboys Sing Country
There’s a New Moon Over My Shoulder – Tex Ritter
I’ll Step Aside – Johnny Bond & his Red River Valley Boys
Makes No Difference Now – Gene Autry
Bouquet of Yellow Roses -The Cass County Boys
The Kid with the Rip in His Pants – Roy Rogers
No One to Cry To – Foy Willing & the Riders of the Purple Sage
I Hear You Talkin’ – Jimmy Wakely
Alone and Lonely – Rough Riders Trio
Blue Dream – Rex Allen
If You Would Only Be Mine – The Reinsmen, fea Jerry Compton
Hillbilly Heaven – Eddie Dean
Tell Her I Said Hello – Andy Parker & the Plainsmen
Someday You’ll Want Me to Want You – Gene Autry
Money Can’t Buy Love – Roy Rogers
Sentimental, Worried & Blue – Sons of the Pioneers
Roll Along, Kentucky Moon – Jimmy Wakely
Happy Anniversary – Roy Rogers & Dale Evans
Careless Darlin’ – Tex Ritter
Rollin’ Along – The Prairie Ramblers
Closing theme

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